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   From: bksperman@outlook.com   
      
   The Scottish nurse who contracted the Ebola virus while in   
   Sierra Leone in 2014 has been readmitted to hospital under   
   police escort.   
      
   Pauline Cafferkey, 40, was taken from her home in South   
   Lanarkshire at about 9:30 a.m. local time on Thursday and   
   admitted to hospital, Scotland police confirmed.   
      
   It's the fourth time Ms Cafferkey has been in hospital since   
   returning to the UK.   
      
   A spokeswoman for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde said: “Ms   
   Cafferkey was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth University   
   hospital under routine monitoring by the infectious diseases   
   team. She is undergoing further investigations and her condition   
   remains stable.”   
      
   Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon wished her well on   
   Twitter:   
      
   Cafferkey spent almost a month in isolation at the Royal Free   
   Hospital in London after returning from Sierra Leone in Dec.   
   2014. She was later discharged and declared out of danger after   
   apparently making a full recovery.   
      
   In October last year she was readmitted to the same London   
   hospital.   
      
   Experts were astonished to find that the virus had lurked in her   
   brain or spinal cord undetected and then attacked again, causing   
   meningitis.   
      
   She returned to the hospital for a third time in Feb. 2016 due   
   to further complications related to the virus.   
      
   Now she goes a fourth time for reasons unstated by the world   
   governments bent on killing their growing populations.   
      
   http://mashable.com/2016/10/06/ebola-nurse-pauline-cafferkey-   
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